The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 14, 1936, Page 4

PAGE FOUR = BOUIAY 3: Nifia deLisa C | | alleja, Editress ? TELEPHONE 149-3 H 200600000 520502 2808 86S SOS SSS SS00 808252808200 0508 Henry Bruns Gives Excellent Talk At Garden Club Meeting The reg of the Key West Garden Club was held on January 9th at the Woman’s Club Ho on Division with Mrs. William H. president of the club, presiding. meeting Malone, The meeting was called to or- am R. Warren T. of secre of der, and Mrs, Wii introduced Henry Bruns, Ridgefield, N. J ary the New Jersey Federation of Garden Clubs, who gave a most interesting talk on Annuals and told in detail all Almerican se- lection in prize annuals since 1932. He explained the nature of each plant, the habit of growth and the! soil and atmosphere required for successful growing. As members of the Garden Club are growing many of these Annuals Mr. Bruns talk proved very helpful and in- spiring. He gave a very clear ex- planation of how the vari plants are propagated, beginning with wild flowers and showing how, after years c nest effort, the horticult have been ous re- warded by the production of the The Alumnae Music Class of the Convent will render a pro- gram tomorrow evening at their hall, which will consist of various selections. The program follows: Duet, No Surrender, R. S. Mor- rison. Mrs, Joseph Sawyer, M W. Johnson. (a) Minuet I’Antico, Fadyn, op 8. Song (b) in G, Beethoven. Piano, Roberts, Welcome, Charles Roberts. (a) Moonlight Sonata, Beeth- oven. (b) Clair de Lune (Moon- light) Debussy. Alce Curry. (a) Prelude in A’ major, Cui. Charles Roberts. Violin (b) Pre- lude, Alve Maria, Bach-Gounod. (c) Prelude. Vorinsky. — Violin, William Roberts; piano, Charles Roberts. (a) Polonaise, Brantley. (b) Mary Brantley. ay Club A A. Mac Minuet Mrs. J. Chopin, Polonaise, Mary Hahn. For Tropica l Bridge Lucheon At a meeting of the House and Grounds Committee of the Wom- an’s Club held yesterday aft noon, plans were perfected for another delightful Tropical Bridge Luncheon to be given on Thurs- day, January 23rd, at the Club- house. Those who attended the lunch- eon given by this committee two years ago look forward with keen anticipation to another such event. Tropical foods will be featured and the Clubhouse will be attractively decorated with fruits and foliage grown in Key West. Luncheon will be served at o’clock, followed by bridge-play- Alumnae Program At Convent Hall Here Tomorrow Evening . Alee Cu many beautiful and prize-winning annuals, H | iMrs. William R. Warren ex- tended the thanks of the Garden street Club to Mr. Bruns and expressed ly set up. | the hope that the local club will {have another opportunity of hear-' ing him speak. ! | Miss Etta Patterson, chairman of the committee in charge of placing flowers in the homes of winter visitors, read several let- ters of appreciation. Members of: the club or any Key Westers hav-! ing flowers were requested to tele-; phone Miss Patterson. also to telephone her the names of guests who might not have received flowers. The next meeting of the Garden Club will be held day after to- morrow, Thursday morning, Jan. 16th, at 10:00 o’clock, at the Woman’s Clubhouse, At that time plans for the annual Flower Show to be held some time in February will be discussed. } sitors interested in gardening will always find a hearty wel- come awaiting them at these meet- ings of the club, and they are al- ways invited to attend. j i Vocal solo, (a) Berceuse (Joce- lyn) Godard. Alce Curry. Piano, Mrs. J. C. Gekeler. (b) Berceuse. Joseph Sawye Violin (a) Si Dance, | !Chanunade, (b) Anitra’s Dance.; Grieg. Mrs. Roberts Dopp. Piano, Gounod. Mr f (a) Waltz, op. 19. (b) ful Mood, L. Brillante, Waltz, In Leslie Loth. Chopin, Thought- Fannie : Hansen, ; Reading, Origin of “Beautiful Blue Danube.” Waltz. Mrs. Waldo Johnson. ! Song (c) Waltz, “Beautiful; Blue Danube,” Johann Strauss. | Piano, Fannie Hansen. | | Recitation, Poem, Schubert.! Mrs. John Roberts. Ensemble: Ave Maria. Schu-| bert. Violins: Mrs. Robert Dopp,| Beulah Brantley, Louise Lee, Alice Parks, George Ybarmea, Piano: Ms. Joseph Sawyer, Mrs. iW. Johnson, rranges Plans ing or any other game desired by ; jthose attending. A prize will be | furnished each table. } The committee urges everyone | , to make their reservations as soon| | as possible by calling Mrs. Robert |Lord at 856. Mrs. William R.! | Warren, chairman of the House| and Grounds Committee, wil! be| lassisted by the following mem-| jbers at this luncheon: Ms, Ben-| jamin Trevor, Mrs. J. J. Trevor.! | Mrs. Robert Lord, Mrs. John Key, | | Miss Etta Patterson, Mrs. A. | Hewitt, Mrs. Louis Pierce, Mrs.| j Vesey Johnson, Miss Minnie Por-| |ter Harris, Mrs, Julia Bean, Mrs.| William R. Porter, Mrs. Emory L.| sec Pierce and Miss Teen Williams. Bridge Clab eal Evening At Del Pino Home: On Monday night of each week a bridge club composed of eight at ladies of the con the home of one of the memt y meets and has a highly enjoyable social evening. This club is made up of Mrs. M. S. Del Pino, Mrs. William Bates, Mrs. Nellie Dorgan, Mrs. Frank Ladd, Mrs. Laura Crusoe, Mrs. Jose Pelaez and the Misse: Sadie Moss and Lula Scheurer, a congenial group. Judge Browne Has House Guests (Mr. and Mrs, Walter F. Coach- man of Jacksonville and Placid, Florida, are house guests of Judge Jefferson B. Browne at his Air Station apartments. Mr. Coachman spent part of his boyhood days in Key West when his family resided here. His fa- ther, Benjamin Alston Coach- man, was a warden of St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, and his sister, Mumnerlin, now in Jacksonville, qwas a teacher in the public school = | ' | Last night’s meeting was at the] home of Mrs. Del Pino on Simon-! ton street, and a most happy oc-| casion it was. Besides the bridge-! playing, high scores being made{ by Miss Nellie Bly Curry, a guest,} |and Mrs, Frank Ladd, delicious} refreshments were served. melud-| ing a salad course, | Next week’s gathering will be, jheld at the home of Mrs. Laura} Crusoe on Simonton street, and} is much looked forward to by the] ladies of the club. | SPASCVUSS = | when it was located on the first! floor of the Masonic Hall which! | stood on part of the site of the! ' present post office building. His! family moved to Jacksonville,! Lake} where Walter Coachman became! he has a large estate. | identified with practically all large business and financial in- {stitutions in that ¢ He or-| ! ganized and was president of the} | Consolidated Naval Stores Com-} } pany until his retirement from ae-|{ tive business about ten years ago.) The Consolidated Naval Stores! Company is the largest corpora-j tion ever organized in He was a director in several of ‘opposed to second war with Brit- "ANALYST REMARKS i ness, neither is he going to j de {sale of Monr Florida.|} Matinee: Baleony, 10; Orches- | | 1697—Judge Samuel Sewallj stood up in Boston’s Old South; Church while the minister read his confession admitting guilt and| asking pardon for his part in the} lem witchcraft trials of 1692 which sent 19 persons to death. 1815—End of secret Hartford, | Conn., Convention—New England,; ain, its extremists urged separa-i tion from Union, 19 ish Free State formal- 1924—Brig. Gen. Dawes of the! U. S. opened. Paris Conference on } Germany’s ability to pay repara- | tions. H THE GRAPHO | } { { over a customer’s shoulder in one} of the leading drug stores, I saw| EXACTLY f-i-v-e letters of mal of our leading citizens’s signature. ! (Follow me, please, and see how} revealing those FIVE LETTERS} e—A keen, sympathetic | ponse imreediate. i ing—Quick, tho’ logical.{ Inclined to reason things out for} himself. A diagnostician in the; true sense. | Charact: isties — Determined. | Acquisitive—likes to own an ——— posses things for himself. Thrifty | —Conse ativ Very original. ; Much individuality shown. Likes to dress well and would enjoy! good food. Persistent—Goes from one thing to another, or one task to the next, naturally. Not over-! ly talkative. In other words, he isn’t going to tell you HIS busi- | di- vulge YOURS to some other per-| son. Will resent what he thinks; is an imposition. Should you ask him a direct question he will, in' responding, use discretion, diplo-' maey and good judgment. - It will not be a hasty decision and HE MAY reserve his decision _ until! later; or, until he thought it! proper time. Sorry that I could not see more , of his handwriting—it’s intensely interesting. What do you think? “CONSTANS.” LEGALS LEGAL OTICE Pursuant to Chapter 15891, Laws of Florida, the undersigned will re- | ceive 10:00 a. m. on Wednes- 1936, at the in Tallahassee. ed offerings of matured r unmatured Road and_ Bridge, Highway or Refunding Bonds of MONROE COL ¥, FLORID. All offerings s through February 8, 1 state full name, scription and serial — numbers of bonds, interest rate, date of iss date of maturity, and price a: Bonds that are in de- fault of interest must be offered at GD, ti ess and must a FLAT price, which price shall be understood to be the price asked for. such bonds WITH ALL MATURITIES OF PAST DUE,} D JLTED OR UNPAID COU- ATTACHED, and __ notice reby given that if. any such coupons have been detached prior to very of any bonds accepted ndjor purchased hereunder the face value of such missing coupons will be deducted from purchase price; and offerings must be submitted on this asis. Sealed envelope containing such offerings shall plainly state on its face that it is a proposal for the County bonds, right is reserved to reject nd ail offerings or portions of nes ‘4 > BOARD OF ADMINISTRA- TION OF FLORIDA, David Sholtz, Governor, as Presi- b The Lee, State Comptroller, as! Knott, State Treasurer, as Treasurer. jani4-it IN THE COURT OF THE COUNTY} JUDGE, MONROE COUNTY, STATE OF FLORIDA. IN PRO+ BATE. In re the Estate of: WILLIAM TEDDE: Deceased. FINAL NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the undersigned did, on the 12th day of December, A. D, 1935, present to the Honorable County Judge of Monroe County, Florida, his final return, account and vouchers as| ecutor of the Estate of William edder, deceased, and at said time, then and there, make application to the said Judge for a discharge of his administration of said estate, and for an order discharging him as such executor. Dated this the 20th day of De- cember, A. D. 1935. GEORGE P. TEDDER, As Executor of the Estate of Wil- liam Tedder, Deceased. dec24-31, 1935; jan 7-14, 1936 i the leading banks of Jacksonville, and a member of other large cor- porations. Sinee his retirement he has made his home at Lake Placid, Florida, and spends the summer in Hendersonville, N. C., where His pres- ence in Key West brings back) memories of the dear delightful days of the old Key West. | MONROE THEATER : -James Dunn-Claire Dodd in THE PAY OFF —alse— GUARD THAT GIRL { tra, 15-20c; Night: 15-25¢ j-was an arrival on the Cuba yes- tions, returned to Key West re- : ._.. Wyesterday This afternoon, when glancing} wil] remain for about one week’s i THE KEY WEST CITIZEN PERSONAL MENTION COCCCOCO SOLO SOODOO DOORS LEOOLEDELEOCESEOOCOESCOOES | Heetor Cruz, who was spending Mrs. Eduardo Gomez, two s a vacation with his relatives, left ters, and a small group of other} Saturday for his home in Miami. relatives, left yesterday for | Havana to spend a while with left relatives. Miss Edna McClintock a visit with relatives in Mf‘: mi. | Assistant State Attorney J. : Lancelot Lester, left on the aft-; _ Mrs. Morris Holtsberg, who was ernoon plane yesterday for a’ visiting with relatives in Miami, business visit in Miami. returned by plane Sunday- ' morning. H. S. McClanahan, _assistant! grove inspector with the state) C. A. Parramore, representing plant board, left yesterday by} one of the large packing corpora- plane for a business visit in Mi-, tions, arrived on the Cuba terday for a. visit of days. | Saturday afternoon by plane for | ? : yes- ami. several Cayetang Camus, who had been! .. Spending several weeks at points! Mrs. R.'L. Mallard, of Georgia, in North Carolina and other sec-| terday to spend a while with her cently over the highway son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and : ee oe | Mrs. James Mallard. 1 B. M. Duncan, consulting en-! gineer for the state road depart. | ment, who was in Key West for a} visit with his famly, left yesterday’ azternoon by plane for Miami. Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Miller, of Eustis, Fla., arrived on the Cuba from Tampa and fishing. P. J. Galvin, custor agent = __, ‘stationed in Miami, arrived this Mr. and. Mrs. W. V. Worley morning by plane for a business were arrivals yesterday from yisit with the local customs unit Cuba and will spend 2 ims); Key West. ; ‘Miss Jeanne Pope, employe of Casa Marina, was an arriv: fs’ morning {by plane from Miami. i! =.,' Gerondo Roman, U. S. immigra- tien border patrol, stationed at Key West, Mrs. Roman and their little daughter, who were spend- ing a vacation at the family home in Gillespie, Mo., returned over the highway yesterday afternoon. # M. M. frequent *¥is' other days, is" to Key West in A. J. Angle, eustoms collector for the State of Florida, arrived yesterday frem Tampa _head- quarters for a visit with G. N. Goshorn, deputy collector in charge at Key West. and other members of the local unit. | Robert Unkrich. assistant to Florida ERA Administrator Con- red Van Hyning, who was in Key West for a stay of one weck on business, left by plane yesterday for Miami en route to Jackson- ville. Mrs. Annie Shaw was an ai val on the plane from Miami y terday, called here by the seri- ous illness of her brother, Fred Page of Whitehead street. - { County Commissioner Norberg: Mrs, Elizabeth Schuldt, who was Thompson and Mrs. Thompson,’ spending several weeks with who were spending a few days in friends, left Sunday on the Miami, returned over the highway plane foe Miami en route forbes Sunday evening. : Braxton B. Warren. who: No Itch Too Deep is now conyalescing from an op-! For This Liquid eration performed in one of the; imperial Lotion contains six itch Miami hospitals, returned to Key! killing medicines that go down into West. on Sunday over the high- skin folds to reach and kill the way, aceompanied by her son,j Suse of eczema, rash, tetter, ring- Harry Wargen. Mrs. worm and common itch. Pleas-nt } to use. Two sizes, 35¢ and #350. TUESDAY, JANUARY 14, 19% SSRAPHY 'Today’s £ O45 H } | Bebe Daniels, screea star, born 7 |‘ at Dallas, Tex, 35 years age ' e Birthdays) Hendrick Van Loon of New { Yerk, popular historian, born ip Helland, 54 years ago Dr. Henry B. Smith of the Univ. of Penna., philosopher, bern in Phila., 54 years ago. tabonis McHenry Howe of “Pall ; River, Mass, personal secretary the President, born in iIn- mapolis, 65 years age. A FOOL AED HIS MONEY HAVE Thornton W Burgess of Mass., LOTS OF FUN TOGETHER - - :tature writer, bern at Sandwich. | Mass., 62 years ago. Felix M. Warburg of New York City, banker, born in Germany 65 years ago. Hugh Lofting, author and ius trator, bera in Eng'and, 5@ years ago. home in Chicago. Mr. Schuldt, who is with the Interstate Com- merce Commission, was here for a short stay but left two weeks Mrs. W. J. Peabody and daugh- ter, Miss Jane, Mrs. Aterbury and Irs. Woodbur arrived over the highway on Sunday to join Mr Peabody and spend the season in Dr. Albert Schweitzer, famed DONT GET UP NIGHTS Use Juniper Gil Buchs Leaves, Etc. Flush waste matter irritation that causes waking frequent § desire. sca: thom, burning and backache. Make * 2Se test. Get juniper oil. be: leaves, ete. in [ttle green table eaied Bukets, the bladder lex tive. Im four days if not please Four drugest yougj Olivier excess Get nd wil 2 s Drag St medical mussenary world-famed Alsace. € Subser:Le weekly. SPECIAL OFFER — 2 PERMANENT WAVES fwo Permanents $5. 00 for Better Waves. $5.09 acd up MRS. MILLER 407 South Street Phone S745 Key West. They are occupying the E. A. Strunk home in Marte!- lo Towers. Mrs. Charles Elwood and daugh- ter Edna, who were.in Key West for five weeks with relatives. leit over the highway Sunday morn- ing fer Miami to join Mr. Elwood connected with the United j WL. 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